. >> after the speech president obama will head the southern california. mr. obama and chinese president will meet this evening for two days on talks of a 200 a. palm springs estate. the two would discuss high- stakes issues including cy sbamas efforts to press them to halt china's alleged hacking against the united states could be overshadowed are revelations the obamas own administration has been secretly seizing phone records from millions of americans. this is the first time in 50 years that these two countries leaders will sit down and talk. >> the driver of an all teheran vehicle was fatally injured in sonoma county near calistoga early this morning. the collision was reported on private property at about 12:45 p.m. near the highway 128. according to the chp the atv road and land on top of the driver causing fatal injuries. the driver was declared dead at the scene of the collision. the cause of the crash still remains under investigation. >> u.s. economy creates of 1075000 non-farm jobs in may, unemployment rates rise to 7.6% as more seek jobs the govern

nuclear plants along with the southern california coast is closing for good the company that owns the plant said that in a surprise statement this morning that they would retire the twin reactors because of uncertainty. well there's been a sixteen month battle to close the facility located between l.a. and san diego the radiation leak in january of two thousand and twelve forced a shutdown and since then critics have been fighting to close the facility for good well salmon freya could the power about one point four million homes and california officials have said that it would be able to make it through the summer without the plant being warned that wildfires or any other disruption could cause power shortages. the plan it's been in operation for forty years in southern california edison says that it would spend about five hundred million dollars over the next two years to close the facility under the supervision of the nuclear regulatory commission. well the court in bexar county texas has acquitted a man who killed an asse court who wouldn't have sex with his lawyers argue that it w

bill whitaker has the story from southern california of the cost of the waterfowel making the waterfowely land as well. >> reporter: la jolla, california is known for the wealth of its residents and wealth of natural beauty. tourists tour these justice yard from wildlife. now the wildlife is repulsing people with a powerful, acrid stench. george howard has owned a restaurant atom the bluffs for 29 years. >> the smell was so overpowering we had guests coming up and leave. >> reporter: two years another la jolla built a fence to keep people from trampling the fragile bluffs, now undisturbed, the birds and beasts settled in and started to stink. the stench wafting up from these bluffs comes from-- well, there's no pleasant way to say it-- exr bird extremity. but these bluffs and these birds are protected by strict california environmental laws which essentially has wrapped this problem up in governmental red tape. with locals gagging and business owners howling, george howard started a petition to get something, anything done. so far, every proposal from hosing to shoveling has been blocked

that system that i showed you off the southern california coastline will move northeast and that will drive the temperatures down, even indicating perhaps thunderstorms in the sierra. we'll be tracking that for you. but again, it will be a big turnaround. if you don't like the heat, sunday is the better day and monday and tuesday looking well as well. >> thank you. >>> disneyland is cracking down on some disabled people who act as tour guides. disney park managers say the guides use their status to take people to the front of the lines on rides and charge for it. there are lists on craigslist charging $400 a day for this service. >>> the labor problem at 6 flags in vallejo appears to be over. mechanics would worked on the rides say they reached and agreement with park rangers after meeting with a mediator. they were locked out for six weeks. then didn't get everything they wanted but they will get overtime pay. this is their first union contract. >>> today is national doughnut day. coming up, the unusual treat that one south bay doughnut shop is baking up today. ♪ [ roars ] ♪ [ roars

it's all due to an upper level low that is situated off the southern california coast. this will travel up to the north. as it does, it's going to eventually pull up some moisture and that will allow for not only the cooler temperatures, but the possibility of those high-based thunderstorms right on through tomorrow. in the northern sierra that's a possibility, as well, with numbers in the mid-80s today. sacramento, how about 86? down from 106 yesterday. out of the triple digits for you in chico at 95. it will be pretty cloudy in monterey for most of the day. 62 there. 100 in fresno and 75 los angeles. breezy winds downtown today with 62 there. only 70 in san rafael. look for numbers in the mid-70s. six degrees shy. your average in santa rosa. take a look at our east bay valleys. down from 107 in livermore to 82 today. 74 in san jose. so enjoying a sunny, comfortable day at the fair today, san mateo 6. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we aren't done with our cool down. tomorrow and tuesday temperatures drop another 4 to 6 degrees. mostly sunny wednesday with a

the southern california company submitted the lowest bid. at 985-million dollars. this is only for the first leg of the plan-- a 29- mile section from fresno to madera. construction on this first phase of california's high speed rail project. could start as soon as july. >> ahead tonight a major cellphone caria handing over your records to the government appeared >>plus: a regional task force in southern california. set up to catch car thieves.ends up with way more than they bargained for. the big bust that involves active-duty marines. >> will be back after the break. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. developing tonight and eight mud undercover sting operation recovered a huge arrest.

. >> after the speech, president obama what had to southern california. he and chinese president xi jinping are set to meet this evening for two days of talks at a 200 a. palm springs estate. the two will discuss high-stakes issues including cyber security. obama efforts to press xi to help china's alleged acting against the u.s. could be overshadowed by revelations that obama own administration has been secretly seizing phone records for millions of americans. is the first time in 50 years of the two countries' leaders will sit down and talk. >> the monthly jobs report came out and the u.s. economy created 175,000 jobs in the month of may. not great but not terrible. the unemployment right rate rose from 7.56%. that is because more americans that have dropped out of the labour force are back looking for work. that is encouraging news very employers have added 8 and average of 155,000 jobs to the economy. the modest gains that we saw from this report likely mean the federal reserve will continue its bond buying program. they have been printing money and us

. >>> off the southern california coach we first spotted him and the pup came over to him, put his head in his lap and needed a little cuddle time. he spent an hour in the boat before then belly flopping and then jumped back in the water and headed out to sea. >>> accusations of dirty campaign tricks. the new trouble for george. >>> and she is the biggest winner in history, the reason she is thanking a stranger for her prize. . >>> big money water contracts are at the heart of a state senator. they searched two senate officers of ron lledder ron. they were asked about a legislation he introduced after hiring his brother as a consultant. he has not been seen since the raid and a note was posted on his door saying quote, do not enter. the political scandal is widening for disgraced supervisor george shirakawa. he now faces a new dirty check. a postage stamp links him to another person who was running against george shirakawa in 2010. the flyers show her with a flag that affected immigrants. >> it leads them to make an informed decision and imposed on his freedoms. >> that case went unsolv

an area of the southern california coastline. we will be toasty on friday and saturday. then that low will win out. thunderstorms will develop over the sierra. but the bigger story is, temperatures go from the 90s to the 70s. we have two dais of cooler weather and that's where we have that isolated thunderstorm chance on sunday and monday. highs tomorrow approaching 90 90 for san jose. mountain view 86. hayward sunny and 79. pleasant hill and danceville, all in the mid 90s. berkeley, cooler, 75. close to 70 degrees and if you want to warm up, head up to north sai sanoma county. we are hot on friday and hot on sunday. slight chance of a late di thunderstorm for next week, but stay mainly dry. >> sew lore power. >> yeah, we have plenty. we have a surplus. >> thanks paul. >> some serious dough being spent to make dough. what is happening? ♪ [ male announcer ] wouldn't it be great if all devices had backup power? the chevrolet volt does. it's ingeniously designed to seamlessly switch from electricity to gas to extend your driving range. no wonder volt is america's best-sellin

camcorder fears the focus on cyber security may lead to reduce freedoms the eyes of the world will be on southern california to see obama and she will change the course of the world cyber battles in rancho mirage california. r t to discuss more on this meeting i was joined earlier from our los angeles studio by artist or mogul lindo i started out by asking him how this differs from other state visits between the u.s. and china. oh margaret this is not your typical state visit like we mentioned they're getting together at the remote sunnylands retreat in the middle of the southern california desert this has been home to many presidential visits and a lot of deals happen here in this remote area but what's especially significant about this u.s. china mean is that in years past bilateral trade and economic issues may have been a top priority it seems like this year it's cyber security in hacking that is taking center stage and this is a something that may not have been talked about during u.s. and china diplomatic meetings even five years ago so it's definitely a change in the relation that we're having here b

should see 70s around first pitch as the temperatures in southern california warm up. the game coming up here at 7:00. 100 degree temperatures in southern california. some of the heat spilling our way. right now 90 in gilroy. plenty more low 90s. one improvement in the forecast less humidity. it has been very sticky the last couple of days. sea breeze will make things comfortably cool and patches of clouds will spill locally inland. any chances of showers way off to the north. one of the transitions increased heat inland. by the weekend perhaps as warm as 100 degrees. also watching the air quality tomorrow. we may have spare the air days setting up for the weekend as the temperatures continue to climb. on the coast into early tomorrow no chances of rain now. mostly sunny skies eechben out to the coast line later tomorrow as things start to warm up here. 50s and 60s tonight. tomorrow's highs upper 80s and low 90s south of san jose. low 90s around the trivalley. that seems cool compared to sunday. low 80s in oakland. temperatures ramping up in inland valley. upper 90s to

the jewels of the senate no free nuclear generating station have been a fixture of the southern california coast for decades leaks of the steam generator tubes for southern california edison to shut down the reactors but the toxic legacy of the facility could remain for generations to come the bad news is the fact that there is thirty five years of nuclear waste nuclear expert arnie gundersen helped educate the public about the safety problems at the play and explained what will happen to the waste inside the reactors in about five years it will come out of the nuclear fuel and it's stored in these things called drop right casks so it can be air cool never go outside and they'll sit outside for perhaps forty or fifty years and the big deal there is that there's no place the ship will congress and the obama administration defunded a plan nuclear waste repository millions of pounds of radioactive material will stay at the senate over a site with no place to go use nuclear fuel is held at dozens of temporary locations around the u.s. there are still safety concerns and lingering financial iss

>> still ahead, a feeding frenzy, thousands of dolphins swarm the waters off the coast of the southern california city. we have >> coming up at 3:00 is katie "the ultimate survival guide." at 5:00, getting the best mileage for your fuel efficient scar. michael finney explains the way you drive your car matters. >> the like this, an amazing display of nature off the coast of california. thousands of dolphins forming a mega pod. look at this. they have swarmed san diego waters. it is not clear why they are showing up in giant gatherings like this, but it is not uncommon to see them during this time of year. >> marine experts are saying that the mammals offend follow the food source to shallow water. if you are in the waters, it is magnificent sight. >> a hurricane is falling apart to the south and maybe that has something to do with it. >> thank you, [dramatic music] ♪ [cheers and applause] >> hey, baby.ys. good to see you guys. hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's returning contestants are the stars of the longest running drama on television. the drama continues today as they are

. >> the southern california low which dropped our temperature is now giving us a nice lightning show up to lake county and parts of tomorrow? -- sonoma county and we will have a day of cloudiness and thunderstorms. 15 already and 30 mile-per-hour winds in travis and we will have a pretty good breeze and if we don't have clouds, give it time. thunderstorms not only today but temperatures will not be that warm elevated dangers as well. it is for everybody. so far the main event for the north bay it looks like but there is still plenty to go around. they don't pick up well on this kind of a pattern. everybody is really close, i don't expect these to change too much, that little low is right there, but for anybody here today. a mix of sun and clouds and it will be cooler 60s and 70s on the temperatures and north and east and it could be a little bit south and east. temperatures have plunged almost about 40 degrees, it is just ammossing and the team to yours are leveling off for the middle of the week. >>> today is a start at the moss cony center. and am ceo said no new products will be u

. >> they have some overcast near parts of the southern california shoreline. >> we have some gusty winds and the winds still a big factor towards fairfield at 22 miles an hour. >> some more neighborhoods, san jose 18 miles an hour, and, sfo, still pretty breezy there, and half moon bay, at 23 miles an hour. >> the with with the northerly winds in place, clear skies with the shorelines, and as a result we have been tracking basically clearing out, so lots of clear skies, fog free for this evening. >> we are expecting a few patches to develop coast side. >> another key headline, look at these 40ings. >> you want to bundle up in san jose and napa. >> livermore starting around the lower 50s, as well. >> we warm things up to the mid to upper 80s inland. >> a minor change for tomorrow, this cooler weather system will bring in some patchy morning fog and temperatures do come down just a little bit for your thursday. >> still nice inland, low 80s around the bay, low 70s in the beaches around the 60 degrees mark. >> into the afternoon hours, the temperature range warmest on location to reach lowe

when she built a legal case against pg&e claiming the utility contaminated drinking water in the southern california town of hinge reily. a few years later the case became a teached film entitled erin brockovich. >>> it could be germany, hungry, austria, or the czech repuck lick. they could see a lot of rain. weeks of heavy springtime rain has spent many rivers over the banks. so is far 22 people have died and tens of thousands of people in germany have been moved to higher ground. >>> quite a light show this morning. thunder and lightning from the bay area to the central valley. this is a look from our sister station's tower cam in west sacramento. and this picture was taken from vacaville. a lightning strike sparked a grass fire there overnight. and a lightning strike sent in from reno. and there was a light show in the skies above livermore as well. take a look. a few flashes of lightning lighting up the sky. you enjoy the light shows. >> lightning is what got me into the business of weather. you've got to be careful though you know. especially since it's been so dry. so far not too much in that

. >> we're also following the latest out of southern california, where a growing wild fire forces thousands of residents to leave their home. >> most of us will be dealing with 60 degrees today. this was also be the case for the next couple of days. you could expect low to mid 60's or around the bay area. by 8:00 p.m. tonight it willeeablish and it will be mostly cloudy skies. we do have the return of coastal fog. we do have changes to talk about as we head into next weekend. this will be the potential triple digits. >> we will start out with the ride into san francisco as you approach the toll plaza. it is quickly filling in and the traffic is already back up to the end of the parking lot. this is crowded as you work your way into san francisco. if this is your community should give yourself extra time. >> there is a road construction and is wrapping up in san bruno. the three right lanes are closed and this is due to construction that is want to wrap up at 6:00 a.m.. the traffic is starting to up back up. we have more cars on a roll. if you are traveling to 05 is still slow. this is the s

effect the closure will have southern california residents. year. officers received a call of a fight on the 29-hundred block of huff drive in west san jose. officers say a man was physically assaulted. he died at an area hospital. police have arrested a suspect. investigators say the motive for the murder remains under investigation. san jose had 46 homicides in 20-12. milpitas police have identified the suspect arrested in a fatal attack at the great m morning. police say this man nathaniel manlangit killed a friend he was with. after they got into a fight. officers say manlangit picked up a baseball bat from the store shelf and struck the man several times killing him. the sports authority store was closed for business during the homicide of the great mall remained open. no word on the identity of the victim back in and wha >> we will be back in a moment after the break. welcome back to kron4 news listed in look outside >> we are seeing some sunshine. the bay bridge toll plaza pleat. >> sunshine inland prepared >> 66 degrees currently in oa

. >>> there is growing outrage in the bay area over a massive shark killed on the southern californiat.ez this 1300 pound shark was reeled huntington beach during the taping of a reality show. a group said the shark did not taping of a reality show to die. it could have been released back into the ocean. the group said mako sharks must live 16 years before they give birth and a three-year period between pregnancies. while it's unclear how many sharks there are, the director is outraged. >> i think it's juvenile. so you can have it on a wall? jump in the water with the shark and see what it's like. >> he says he hopes the release will send an important message. he said sharks are at the top of the food chain. when their new mexico decreased it disrupts the ecological balance. >> from books, clothes, computers, kitchen sink if you need one, you probably know it's all available on amazon. now the giant is working on delivering fresh produce to your house. amazon may be expanding its ecommerce empire to grocery services. according to sources familiar with the situation amazon fresh may r

has also asked the mayor to help clear the protesters out of a possible stomach governor brown today assured california is that the permanent closure of a southern california nuclear power plant will not affect the state's power supply. the trouble to know for a nuclear power plant has been off-line for 16 months after a broken water to cost a small radiation leak. today's southern california edison decided to permanently shut down the facility. one expert says the economy and improve solar energy efficiency helped pick up the slack and. >> the financial downturn in to 2008 has led to a lower growth rate in demand than we expected but also renewables are coming online in a reasonable way to make governor brown said today that california's top energy experts are working to ensure that there is a reliable source of energy for the state in a long-term. >>> president obama took time in san jose this morning to encourage californians to sign- up for health insurance under the affordable care act. and a 12 minute speech at the fairmont hotel he said october 1 californians will be able to comparison shop for coverage online. he's the competition and ch

>>> growing outrage this morning in the bay area over a massive shark that was killed off the southern california coast. take a look. this 1,300-pound shark was reeled in by sport fishermen near huntington beach during the taping of a reality show for the outdoor channel. >> that thing is a monster. >> but a group called shark steward said the shark did not have to die and could have been released back out in the ocean. they must live about 16 years before they can give birth and there's a three-year period between pregnancies. it's unclear how many maco sharks there are. the group's director is outraged. >> it's like we have to kill the last lion so you can have it on your wall? is this an example of manhood? i don't think so. jump in the water with the shark and see what it's like. >> looks straight up from the movie "jaws." mcgui. re says the release of this video hopes to send a message about the ecological balance. >>> authorities seizing more than a ton of weed. that's right, a ton. as you can see this in this video, no exaggeration, a garage full of weed. the grand total weighed in at 3,00

the plant has generated power for southern california for more than 40 years. the closure will mean the loss of 1,100 jobs. >> the weekend is here and mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> you think of a place you could go to escape the warm weather at the coast where we will have riptides but, also, in tahoe she have had record highs tuesday, wednesday, yesterday and more record heat on the way. now, how much cooler it will be monday and tuesday, a group of protesters are facing eviction in san francisco and they say their cause is worth >> breaking news in san francisco this video just in, at least four people have been injured at main and market streets after a muni accident. the reports are that muni troll was unhooked from the overheadlines and lines came down on a muni bus stop. a poll fell into a crowd there, and two women have been transported to the hospital along with one girl and one boy treated at the scene. >> tree siters and other professors are vowing to do what it takes to keep a hayes valley farm in san francisco from being developed into ho

. >> another victim of the southern california shooting rampage has died. santa monica police say 25 -year-old marcela franco died when she was with her father. her father died immediately. police say the suspect killed his father and older brother and shot and wounded four only people on the way to the college. police shot him to death in the college library and are trying to determine why he went on a rampage. >> there will be cooler weather but not after soaring temperatures claimed the life of a baby in fresno. a family was taking groceries in from the car yesterday and forgot the 15-month-old baby. an hour later the family realized the child was not in the house and found the boy still inside the car. he died at the hospital. temperatures outside topped 100 degrees and investigators are calling the incident "an accident." the parents will not face charges. >> new regulateses are coming that could level the playing field between food trucks and brick and mortar restaurants if san francisco. we have the new rules for you. >> the main post of the presaid j

. >>> crash on the southern california freeway being blamed on the driver of a white pickup truck, eighthicles were involved. a dozen people hurt. three of them critically. chaos resulted in a three-hour traffic backup during the evening commute. >>> that freeway is now re-opened. as for the rest of your morning road conditions, expect rain to hamper travel into the southeast across the nation's capital's midsection. >> flying, airport delays are possible in dallas and at many of the big airport as long the east coast. you could have problems from atlanta to boston. >>> a federal investigation into working conditions at 7-eleven stores is spreading into at least eight states. raids were carried out yesterday at independently owned stores in new york and virginia. investigators say immigrants were forced to long hours at low pay and threatened if they told anyone what was going on. >> employees were threatened when they complained which was rare with the threat of deportation with the threat of job loss. it was a terrible environment for these employees. and they were ruthlessly exploited

>> the hot temperatures in the bay area and towards southern california. temperatures cooled a bit today but still in the warm to hot side. it is very dry in terms of rainfall. not much of rain for southern california. a lot of brush. right now in this area, upper 80s, winds 20 miles per hour. extremely dry. rapid growth of the fire over night as a result. the terrain, you can see the elevation, points here, 2,000 feet it 4,000 feet. that has rugged terrain. back here in the bay area, we have the fog. the fog will help things out, could help for the fire crews tomorrow in southern california. we have the fog coast side here. especially south of the golden gate bridge. that will expand over night. as far as temperatures, cooled off today. 5-10 degrees from yesterday's highs. few low 90s towards antioch. san jose 73. and san francisco 71. over night lows in the low 50s. areas of fog coast side and around the bay. into the afternoon, a big temperature range. across the bay, towards the inland spots. it is going up. no more 90s. warmest locations, approaching t

you see that low pressure system off the southern california coastline? at's the reason why we're seeing the storms over the sierra. that's also the reason why by sun, it's going to shove higher pressure out of here, give us the onshore flow back and give us a tiny chance but a chance of a late-day thunderstorm on both sunday and monday. so we're warm for the next two days. and then we are going to cool down dramatically and stay below normal temperatures starting sunday with the slight chance of a thunderstorm on sunday evening and also monday evening. high temperatures tomorrow pretty warm. concord 92. san jose 89. that's 10 degrees above average. sunnyvale will hit 87. los gatos 92. hayward 79. sunshine for pittsburg 95. 96 for pleasanton and san ramon. benicia 90. we are looking at low 90s for petaluma, novato. but look at the cooler weather on the peninsula. downtown san francisco 69 degrees. daly city 68. berkeley 75. you really want the hot stuff, mendocino county ukaih 103. lakeport 104. and st. helena tomorrow also hitting the triple digits. so we

this weak system here off the southern california coastline will track north and east. this will bring us a big change for tomorrow. today is going to be the hottest day. it will be warm to hot inland. we have that coastal fog this evening, it will keep temperatures at the coast, cool to mild. meanwhile, the hottest spots hitting 100 degrees and plus. 101 expected in clearlake today. get closer to the water and it will feel good in saws lee tow, 76 in burke lee, upper 90s, walnut creek danville, it's 90 degrees for san jose, and 87 for santa clara. warm in palo alto, and 82 for san jose. it's going to be a scorcher in some areas. it could be a nice beach day if you're headed in that direction. if you're going to get into tomorrow, not so much a nice beach day. 84 degrees expected for the inland area. it will be a cooler day for the inland communities and the temperatures will cool into monday. we rebound tuesday into wednesday. we'll have a look at the lunchtime numbers coming up. >>> a movie goer got a treat at the screening of world war z last night. >> hello mr. pittt

. >>> we have some thunderstorms and we have a low off the southern california coast. i doubt much change coast and bay and there will still be fog that will be squashed. inland 190s to -- 90s to 100s and back in the sacramento valley, still a west wind in place, two hours ago, southwest 21 and that's still rather fresh, conklin west, santa rosa, southwest and a except are -- and except for a couple of locations northwest and tropical storm andrea a moving northeast at 14 miles per hour and 60 mile-per-hour winds and you can see it is heading towards the florida panhandle and will be in george why late -- georgia late tomorrow morning. 53 sacramento, that is pretty cool for this time he have year with a delta breeze in place and morning fog, a little bit of midst, it will be a warmer pattern and friday and saturday will be the two days and they will start a cool down. 80s for especially towards oakly antioch, morgan hill and gilroy. most locations around the bay area, warm to hot, it will be the hottest day, monday big cool down. >>> he admitted to beating up a priest,

police have identified the gunman who went on a shooting rampage in southern california that left five people dead. details on the shooting, coming up. and jury selection begins today in the trial of george zimmerman. he's the neighborhood watch volunteer charged with the murder of an unarmed florida teen. details on what zimmerman faces, coming up. and we are taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. watching the weather this morning. partly cloudy skies expected for today. good morning everyone, i'm james fletcher. >> and i'm anny hong, thanks for joining us. south lake tahoe. some lightning strikes, to can see it is situated near livermore. and out towards the all the months pass and some in tracy. you can see the possibilities will continue, the green, the yellow indicating light/moderate. a good possibility for some showers i think that most of us will be dry. there is some more store that there is somewhat thunderstorms. let us take a look if your current temperatures. fairfield, concord, redwood city. temperatures not that bad. low cloud coverage. all of that white i

california. the fog pushed north of point reyes and south into southern california. here's a look from mt. mil pie as and that southernly surge brought fog into the north bay where temperatures are cool, mid-50s. san francisco, 64. oakland, mountain view 6 7. a warm day everywhere unless right on the coast. 52 half moon bay, with dense fog. san francisco, you can see not only the fog but some of that particulate mat that allows for spare the air day. napa, 64, a warm one. cooldown comes tomorrow as well as livermore, as much as 20 degrees cooler tomorrow. but today over 100. 73 now. union city 67. high definition emeryville camera, sunny. old and bay bridge, more than 100. spare the air day. sharply cooler tomorrow. air of low pressure heads up from the south, could allow for thunderstorms in the sierra nevada with dry light fling. some could blow off closer to the bay area. so, our inland east bay looking at poor air quality today. elsewhere not great. and that's because of that dome of high pressure. that huge dome of high pressure putting a lid on the atmosphere. 103 in livermore today.

then i was at the university of southern california and i ran the visual arts program. and then i was recruited to work at the getty. for 15 years, i was the public affairs director, first for the getty museum and then for the getty trust, which is the umbrella organization that manages the getty museum, the getty research institute, the getty conservation institute. so it was my great amazing experience in my career to be part of the team that opened the getty center in 1997 and also work on the getty villa which opened shortly thereafter. >> what a rich career you've had. and you most recently have come from where? >> so i moved with my family. my husband is an artist and we have two sons. we moved to toronto in 2006 after i had been for five years, the senior vice president at the cultural center in l.a. that was my first position in the jewish cultural world. i was recruited to be a director of an institution in toronto. >> what a fortunate, can we say -- that we all said yes to each other. >> i'm very happy to be back. i think my seven-year sojourn in toronto was v

you'll find it near the top of the home page. >>> firefighters in southern california say they finallynd in a 50 square mile powerhouse fire. a spokesperson says there has been moke, but no open flames seen -- smoke, but no open flames seen today. it started last week in the angeles national forest near palmdale, and destroyed 24 homes. >>> in news of the world tonight, in turkey, protesters burned barricades in a park as part of their ongoing protest against the government. turkish people are turning against the government, many accuse the prime minister of acting like a dictator. in syria, government forces and hezbollah fighters from lebanon captured a strategic city after seven weeks of falling. it is considered a major defeat for the rebels trying to overthrow president assad. the rebels managed to hold off assad forces until the hezbollah forces joined in the battle. in russia, police arrested more than 200 undocumented migrants. most of them came from asia. they had a cafe, movie theater, even a chicken coop. this is the second time moscow police have undercovered a secret under

you'll find it near the top of the home page. >>> firefighters in southern california say they finallyper hand in a 50 square mile powerhouse fire. a spokesperson says there has been moke, but no open flames seen -- smoke, but no open flames seen today. it started last week in the angeles national forest near palmdale, and destroyed 24 homes. >>> in news of the world tonight, in turkey, protesters burned barricades in a park as part of their ongoing protest against the government. turkish people are turning against the government, many accuse the prime minister of acting like a dictator. in syria, government forces and hezbollah fighters from lebanon captured a strategic city after seven weeks of falling. it is considered a major defeat for the rebels trying to overthrow president assad. the rebels managed to hold off assad forces until the hezbollah forces joined in the battle. in russia, police arrested more than 200 undocumented migrants. most of them came from asia. they had a cafe, movie theater, even a chicken coop. this is the second time moscow police have undercovered a secret

the southern california company submitted the lowest bid. at 985- million dollars.r the first leg of the plan -- a 29- mile section from fresno to madera. construction on this first phase of california's high speed rail project.could start as soon as july. the number of people ill. in the hepatitis- a outbreak here in the bay area -- as well as nationwide -- continues to grow. the latest number is 62 ill, 4 of them here in the bay area. the newest case has been confirmed in santa cruz county. all reports of illness -- which are now in 7 states -- are due to an organic frozen berry blend. sold at costco. the company that makes the product -- townsend farms -- issued a recall. costco -- which sold 333 thousand pacakges of the product -- says it will reimburse the cost of hepatitis a shots paid by members. costco will also provide a free vaccine at its stores that have pharmacies. a 51051 victim in the las angeles area is now suing costco and towns and farms no word on how much that is. >>so far, victims range in age from 71- to - two- years today is day four in the tr

it's spinning off the southern california coast. th that, as it travels up to the north, that's going to bring some extra cloud cover and the chance of showers. still quite warm throughout fresno, but look at this cool down sacramento 86 degrees. mid-90s chico. that's an improvement, 10 degrees cooler. we are looking at mid-80s and the possibility of thunderstorms in the northern sierra through the southern sierra and the possibility of the lightning with perhaps maybe some fires ignited. the relative humidity is up, but we are looking at the instability and unfortunately the red flag or high fire danger right on through tomorrow. 75 in los angeles today with breezy winds from san francisco up through the north bay and the peninsula. just 59 half moon bay. across the bay 66 in oakland with 74 in san jose. look at those low 80s for concord and livermore. yesterday it was 94 in concord and 107 in livermore. big improvements. in fact, it will be breezy throughout the delta. numbers continue to trend back tomorrow, into tuesday. it reall

. >>> the driver who caused a major accident in southern california coming up. >> reporter: the giants are home against san diego. let's look at lebron. they will wrap up game 7 tomorrow. later in this broadcast. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ . >> a wild fire is still burning near the entrance to yosemite. the weather has been helping firefighters today and the people evacuated in mariposa county. >>> if you like today you will like tomorrow and the next couple of days. slightly warmer weather on the way in the extended forecast coming up. . >> tonight we are learning about the driver who caused a major accident in southern california. he was driving the wrong way, drunk driving. he pleaded not guilty wednesday to several dui char

tomorrow the jet's off to southern california for a two- day economic summit with the president of china> another debt clock is ticking down in congress. if it hits july 1st millions of americans will pay more on their student loan debt. interest rates on federal loans will double from 3 hunt 3.4. christin ayers visiting cal tonight. nobody there is happy. >> reporter: a premed student at uc berkeley and gary white is all ready deep in debt. he's one of 38 million americans saddled with a collective $1 trillion in student loan debt. >> we're seeing an increase in student loan debt that's unpredented. it's over a trillion dollars. more than credit card debt and the mortgage crisis. the loan rates double july 1st. that, in very practical terms means an extra thousand dollars for each student loan. >> reporter: many borrowers have more than one student loan. >> it's pretty scary. that creates a worry in the back of your mind, how will i pay these loans back? >> reporter: the increase will hit well over half a million cole foreignian's in their pocketbooks. >> that means over half a billion

a full schedule as the president makes his way through southern california. he returns to moffett field by the end of the forecast will bring the departure live. back to you james. >> thank you mike. >> san francisco police are looking for a group of men opened fire on a muni bus yesterday afternoon injuring a passenger on board. it happen around to 15 on potero hill where to fit in wisconsin street spirit of d'arcy said the men all about 6 ft. tall or the minibus got a short time later and fired mobile shot into the bus. the muni driver to the victims is san francisco general hospital which is less than a mile from the scene. police say the victim suffered a superficial wound. the 19th hole climb later resumed service. >> license plate readers will soon be set up in a fix is drop the city of piedmont. the 700th thousand price tag for the new crime- fighting camera systems recently approved by the city council. the decision comes as piedmont looks for ways to get a handle on a recent crime rise. >> ipeed on police anticipate the 39 new license plates reader c

this is the president's plane after it landed in southern california. we see his motorcade here. the chinese president is now in indian wells, which is near palm springs. the two-day summit begins tomorrow afternoon. they'll discuss the growing concern after chinese cyber hacking. not just president obama, but we have confirmed that vice president joe biden will visit the bay area next week. a private fdraiser will visit san francisco next week. our morning newscast begins at 4:30 a.m., once again, live coverage of the president's remarks close to 9:00 a.m. >> now, the other hot topic. tomorrow, the bay area expected to bake with some cities. >> jeff joins us with some projected numbers.

we begin tonight with the breaking news out of southern california, that bloody rampage in broad daylight shoot ert opening fire on cars, drivers

the nation. we are going to get a cooldown. scorching in southern california. . if you missed your seven-day outlook, we will have it for you. let's check on the drive at 6:57. if you are going up in towards san francisco, this is the big jam right now. crews clearing from the roadway right now. i saw it on my cameras. still, big backups approaching sfo coming outx÷ of burlingame. you have this issue on lombard around laguna. the westbound lanes are blocked. your commute is distracted and slowed. this tree has come down across the roadway. look at that. lombard and across a sofa bed on the way over there on the sidewalk. crews, i am told, are just arriving on scene to take care of that. lombard. there is going to be slower traffic approaching the area again in both directions. it will likely be jammed coming off the golden gate bridge. >> mike moves fast. he ran right out of the way of the tree. 6:58. the final check on today's top stories. >> the trial for two men accused of gang-raping a teenager back in 2009 starts today. they will be tried with two juries an

make of an event in united stes complaining might lit about cyber attacks es in the cap, the southern california desert with president xi jinpi for a twday summit, cyber attas against the united ates to be a large agenda item, tough talk from the president, his administration, and suddenly that two-day summit is vaporized by someone by the name of eard snowden. and his revelations and h forthcoming details. in that -- tell me if you find a node, a coincidence or just random circumstance in intelligence terms. >> well, it could be simply random. i ouldn't be abable to s. but the entire government could have avoidedll of this if they'd have been lite more honest with everything that they're doing with the public and if they would have done a proper job, a legal job, constitutionally acceptable job. >> no question. i s asking really y for the intelligence conclion given your almt 40 years in the nsa. because find myselfou know as t host of this broadcast just scratching my head at the -- and marveling atthe cocidence. >> well, there is, in fact, a probability of association. and the question would

lower than previously reported with five people dead including the gunman. >>> the president is still in southern californiaight with a mini summit with the president of china. they're expected to talk about a wide range of issues but spying will likely loom large, including accusations that chinese hackers are on the hunt for u.s. weapons secrets. >> the united states seeks an international economy and international economic order where nations are playing by the same rules, where trade is free and fair, and where the united states and china work together to address issues like cyber security and the protection of intellectual property. >> tonight china's president said his country is calling both sides to work on the issue. president obama isn't backing down on government surveillance. speaking in san jose today, he said it's worth it. sharon, first it was cell phone calls, then it was internet data, and tonight we're hearing about something else. >> yeah. it could change the way the u.s. fights cyber terrorism. an aggressive plan. it's part of a top secret presidential direction mr. obama ordered last fa

the violence in oakland. >> developing news out of southern california, where even more homes have enough been evacuated. what firefighters are doing to stop the blaze. >> the desperate search for a teenager who fell off the falls in yosemite. >> ama: a violent weekend in the east bay. several shootings. one person killed and nearly ten people injured in the last 24 hours. good evening, i'm ama daetz. the latest shooting happened this afternoon near 90th and international boulevard. lillian kim is live at the scene. reporter: the shooting happened just down the street in front of the store with the green awning. police are still processing the evidence. witnesses say they heard several shots and the person responsible was said to have been wearing a ski mask in all, three people were shot, and of the three, 17-year-old boy, was pronounced dead at the scene. another person who was with him, inale, was also shot. critical condition. a woman was the third person hit by gunfire and is believed to have been an innocent bystander and her injuries are nonlife-threatening. we have not heard anything about what th

leung was murdered in san francisco in 1985.but it >> pam: as you've heard, the bulk of occurred in southern >> pam: california. but it was police officers here in san francisco, who were the ones led to his actual capture. >> pam: with that part of the story. >> reporter:pam, in 1985 san francisco police chief greg suhr was an officer assigned to a special task that was tasked with tracking down the night stalker. at that point they didn'tall they knew was that he killings in southern francisco. at a news conference today, the chief said it was a san francisco ultimately identified the ramirez when he linked the >> we did not have the crime data warehouse that standard he will down all the numbers that was listed and as the story goes, premier is gave